Start by downloading the
BitBoxApp (4.41.0)

The BitBoxApp is not yet available for iOS devices.
Learn more.

The BitBoxApp is not yet available for ChromeOS devices.
Learn more.

The BitBoxApp is not yet available for BSD devices.
Learn more.

Windows macOS Linux

Learn what's new in our latest updates.

Laptop frame
BitBoxApp demo
BitBoxApp on a mobile phone
SHA-256 checksums
Windows: f520eb65a63f8c77e5d1ced35097535da25e17994dcf1c1053b2f9c4e7e688d0
macOS: 3439bbac6921d992fe78b780b7ae123d5d2b658903369df375974275bb7db5d6
Ubuntu / Debian: a8e85ea505f208ab80a652775f71208439997f45124753357b255f2414d2a6d4
Fedora: 6d85bd0b21bf07004926ce5b1788d04f51ea17e3ae5f40b2b5990b599dd18eb0
AppImage: ede594f9619c11416f3472cb5fe7a5244e3595e099c22dc016df05b8f1d5cca2
Note: To verify if the checksum is correct, calculate the checksum on the downloaded file (zip, exe, deb, rpm, AppImage) before uncompressing.

Verify the app download

Get started

Step one

Download and install the BitBoxApp using the links above

Step two

Insert the microSD card into your BitBox02

Step three

Plug in your BitBox02 into your computer or phone

Step four

Open the BitBoxApp and follow the on-screen instructions to install firmware and set up your BitBox02

BitBox02 locked

Download the BitBoxBridge 1.5

Use this to connect to 3rd party services. Supported by Bity, MyEtherWallet, Rabby and AdaLite.

The BitBoxApp is not yet available for IOS devices.
Learn more.

The BitBoxApp is not yet available for ChromeOS devices.
Learn more.

The BitBoxApp is not yet available for BSD devices.
Learn more.

Choose your Linux distribution

SHA-256 checksums
Windows: 960747fae9af978e73898be637b3d70356986047dcf41754f76d1a422dedd986
macOS: 81dd7df62c7a98579b714586bea3c222cf7124d8662585d2f2037a99da9f159c
Ubuntu / Debian: 2cdef147724422bdb67380c5e481d3508060243403c3f21f8667d256ae4baae3
Fedora: cb5eba76bacb0ff7165e0c7960aecd98f8117949c8fed17a4b9498985077a174
Linux x64 Other: 0dbf01b92c1893e42628923bc4bb308f973d4b1d4d949ae6c4d44007254ff34b
Note: To verify if the checksum is correct, calculate the checksum on the downloaded file (zip, exe, deb, rpm, AppImage) before uncompressing.